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PermitGrab — Continuously harvested municipal building-permit record store: 60+ official US municipal APIs and open-data tenants (Socrata/SODA, ArcGIS REST, CKAN, Accela citizen-access, Tyler EnerGov, county assessor rolls) across 649+ markets, normalized to a single schema with source roles kept distinct (owner / applicant / contractor), plus code-enforcement violations and county assessor property-owner records joined in. Latent asset is the normalization + provenance layer (named publisher, source date, field-availability per market) and the ~155K active contractor profiles, not the underl…
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Continuously harvested municipal building-permit record store: 60+ official US municipal APIs and open-data tenants (Socrata/SODA, ArcGIS REST, CKAN, Accela citizen-access, Tyler EnerGov, county assessor rolls) across 649+ markets, normalized to a single schema with source roles kept distinct (owner / applicant / contractor), plus code-enforcement violations and county assessor property-owner records joined in. Latent asset is the normalization + provenance layer (named publisher, source date, field-availability per market) and the ~155K active contractor profiles, not the underlying public records.
Scale 514Coverage Industrials · Real EstateAsset class Equities
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PermitGrab — Continuously harvested municipal building-permit record store: 60+ official US municipal APIs and open-data tenants (Socrata/SODA, ArcGIS REST, CKAN, Accela citizen-access, Tyler EnerGov, county assessor rolls) across 649+ markets, normalized to a single schema with source roles kept distinct (owner / applicant / contractor), plus code-enforcement violations and county assessor property-owner records joined in. Latent asset is the normalization + provenance layer (named publisher, source date, field-availability per market) and the ~155K active contractor profiles, not the underl…
PermitGrab offers (Alternative, Geospatial, Supply Chain, Reference) — 514,776 permits across 192 covered cities in the trailing 90 days (snapshot 2026-10-04); stated pipeline throughput ~100K permits per 30 days; ~155K active contractor profiles; coverage list spans 649+ markets. Est. 5-20GB of normalized records with violations and assessor joins..
Contractor lead-generation and territory models (roofers, solar, HVAC, plumbing, windows/doors, restoration, design-build, pest control); building-material supplier sales intelligence; municipal code-violation and property-condition models; motivated-seller and off-market real-estate signal models from permit plus violation plus absentee-owner joins; trade-level construction demand nowcasting by metro; training data for trade classification of messy permit descriptions; permit-publishing-latency benchmarking across open-data portals.
Coverage spans US; Construction & Engineering, Real Estate Management & Development; alternative, geospatial, supply_chain, reference; equities.
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